The Osceola times., 1887-11-12
Osceola Rain Drops.
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t36, Sewing Machine made, 20 to
CHAs. GoopRIcH's.

-Born-O:tober 24sh. to Mr. and
Mn. Ollie Furguson, q daughter.
-Mrs. II. c. Dunsvant left Wed
nssday for Bartlett, Tenn.
<AMr. W. F. Keiser is dangerous.
{ly III Of malar,a] hematuria.
J Mr.. J. w. Bowen, our Post
Master has an attack of malaria.
Rev. J. F. Lloyd will preach in
Osceola tomorrow at II A. n. and
1t Nodena at 8 P. n.
Mr.. John Bovles, the popular
salesman, at Brickey 4 Bros, is laid
up with typhoid fever.
If this isn't "Indian Summer"
somebody is doing a power Of olga
rstte smOking.sin the neighborhood.
The Gin House and about 80
bales of eotton, on the N. B. Lafont
place, in Scott township, was destroy
cd by Ere last Friday night.
Our local merchants have been
doing . good business for the past
two months, and they are "gettin
thar" with both feet up.
Capt. L. Ward, Of Frsnehman
Baron, was among the attendants
At Court this week-hls 6rst visit to
Oaceola in about ten years.
Rev. J. Il. Collins, the evange.
list, failed to meet his appointment
here on account Of the irregularity
Of steamboat travel.
DIR. r. c. Prewitt left on the
Gsyoso Sunday morning, for Men.
phis, where he went to attend the
rri.State Medical Association.
Mr.. F. NJ. Tucker, says. he not
only sells the cheapest groceries, but
has the finest boy in town-born
Saturday, November 9th.
Rev. D. B. Warren, Of Gains.
vile, Ark, who was here on visit,
preached two very interesting SER
mons, to appreciative audiences,
last Sunday.
-Drs. r. c. Prewitt and d. A.
Richardson, who have been attend
ing the Tri.State, and Public Health
Associations, at Memphis, returned
yesterday.
-Drs. H.. e Dunavant and D. A.
Richardson left for Memphis, by way
of GILMORE station, on the Kansas
CITY Road, to attend the American
Public Health Association.
Among the members Of the bar
10 attendance at Circuit Court, who
came up during the week were;
Mai. J. j. Horner, Of Helena; and
Msssrs. d. K. Myres, David Porter,
and - Miller, Of Memphis.
during Court there was ~ an
usual amount of hand shaking, But
oling and trimming generally.
pros, .ective Office seekers, snd
present indications, the dear
will have . full list to select
son-n' other party OF sportsmen,
oy the Ashville, Tenn, made their
abbgsranoe in Osceola, Wednesday
morning, bound for Big Like, where
the ducks are in manner corraled-
al other bodies Of water in the coun
y being dried up.
Capt. Higgins letter in las,
weeks issue seems to have been lit
tie previous. The Coahoma is now
2 trips behind time, and he will have
to shove her up wonderfully to cAtcl
up. Being duly grateful for pas,
fsvors, still, we repsst "lst US have
the new boat"
Eighteen members Of the Gun
ming club OF Covington, Tenn, came
over last Tuesday on their way to
the hunting ground along Little Riv-
or. They we're provided with four
wagons and teams, FIVE saddle horses
and twenty hounds. The few deer
that escaped destruction BY reason
st the game law Of Arkansas, and
the overflow Of the past few years,
had better lay low.
The Court House came near
being burnt last Monday night. One
"f the deputy sheriffs, who was
guardipg the Jail discovered the 6re
in timo and put it out. 1t is sup
posed that after Court adjourned
that evening. a party repaired to the
grand jury room for q quiet game OF
draw, and when they broke up, left
he ere burning in the Ere place
which rolled or the Hvor with th,
above result.
INSIST tnat ne must nave ausufute,
His family, as all others, avoid SD,
to him as much as possible. He pas
evenings listening to music.
On the 9Th cablegram from Ma
field, England, announced the dc,
John Ryle, of Paterson, N. j. II
the father OF the silk indnstr,, 4
country and was on a visit to his
place.
THAT changes in the Cabinet al